Towering Art! Bjarke Ingels’ Serpentine Gallery Pavilion Installation

We’ve seen an array of unique art installations here at stupidDOPE. Today we get a look at something quite exceptional, Bjarke Ingels’ Serpentine Gallery Pavilion Installation. This unique installation comes in the form of a rather interesting, minimal and whimsical design. The design is a tower of fiberglass boxes that serve both form and function. The design is an art pavilion, lecture space, music venue and more.

The unique design comes rocking 1,802 hollow blocks stacked 46 feet high and held together with aluminum struts. THe design appears as a wall from some angles only to morph into a futuristic hallway in three-dimensional space from others. Speaking on the design, the designer stated “By taking something as conventional as a wall or a giant shelf and pulling it apart to make new spaces, you’re actually creating something extraordinary out of the ordinary”, adding “I think that’s, at its core, what architecture is: It’s creating poetry out of the practical; it’s taking all of those quotidian elements and putting them together in a way that becomes an adventure”. Check out the stunning new design in the images below and speak your mind on it after the jump. Stay tuned for many more examples of art coming very soon!